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TCU 360: TCU women's baseball clinic something special for cancer survivor
By Chelsea Katz
When asked who had survived breast cancer or had been affected by it somehow, nearly everyone attending the fourth annual TCU Women’s Baseball Clinic Thursday raised their hands.
One woman to raise her hand was 1958 graduate and current Clark Hall office assistant Mary Ruth Jones. She has been to the clinic all four years and said April would mark 13 years since doctors told her she was breast cancer-free.
Jones said she and some of her friends who are also breast cancer survivors have made the various Frogs for the Cure games a tradition.
“We just appreciate anything that is going on to help young women and others learn about breast cancer and what they can do and how you can survive,” she said. ...
http://www.tcu360.com/baseball/2013/02/16955.tcu-womens-baseball-clinic-something-special-cancer-survivor
By Chelsea Katz
When asked who had survived breast cancer or had been affected by it somehow, nearly everyone attending the fourth annual TCU Women’s Baseball Clinic Thursday raised their hands.
One woman to raise her hand was 1958 graduate and current Clark Hall office assistant Mary Ruth Jones. She has been to the clinic all four years and said April would mark 13 years since doctors told her she was breast cancer-free.
Jones said she and some of her friends who are also breast cancer survivors have made the various Frogs for the Cure games a tradition.
“We just appreciate anything that is going on to help young women and others learn about breast cancer and what they can do and how you can survive,” she said. ...
http://www.tcu360.com/baseball/2013/02/16955.tcu-womens-baseball-clinic-something-special-cancer-survivor
